I don't think it's anything new, I remember, back in 1986 or 87 my friends and I were asked to leave a video game arcade because we had a video camera.
If the original designer was on contract to the for the design work, i.e. CR&D, then the government owns that design, and technically can take it anywhere it wants. If it was IR&D then it would be stealing IP.
Well that's true in some cases...they way they wired my house, they fed coax into my house for the WAN connection......haven't seen too many routers @ newegg that can take a coax wan connection.
No, it's the rubber in the earplugs reacting with the lacquer, same thing happens if you leave a lacquer finished guitar in a stand that has rubber bits that hold and touch the guitar.
The simplest way is to just mute the computer, now you would have had to do this before you shut down...it's not really an issue since Mac OSX users rarely need to re-boot.
well on 32 bit you only have to install GS (not necessarily ghostview) and freepdf xp....it's free, yes it's not that pretty, but it does work. Hey if you really want seamless PDF, get OS X.
There is no such thing as a "'61 Stingray." In from 1963 to 1967 the Corvette carried the "Sting Ray" label. In 1968 the "Sting Ray" label was dropped. In 1969, the label was brought back, but changed to one word (Stingray). IIRC the last year for the Stingray label was 1977. And anyway you're talking apples and oranges, it's quite obvious that an antique car (45 years old!!), with a solid rear axle and drum brakes, cannot compete with a modern, rally inspired car. If you want to compare Japanse with American, you should choose cars from the same era.
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...they were trying for the lyrics to "The Body Electric," by Rush, but failed miserably...
1001001 In distress...
I guess they found Helo???
I don't think it's anything new, I remember, back in 1986 or 87 my friends and I were asked to leave a video game arcade because we had a video camera.
I don't think H2s cost $100k...more like $50k...and now....I think you can get them for less than a gallon of gas.
How does this make the "Industrial" side dirty? You're saying they are the victim?
If the original designer was on contract to the for the design work, i.e. CR&D, then the government owns that design, and technically can take it anywhere it wants. If it was IR&D then it would be stealing IP.
Well that's true in some cases...they way they wired my house, they fed coax into my house for the WAN connection......haven't seen too many routers @ newegg that can take a coax wan connection.
I thought the mod work was still being done in Wichita (9Y)?
No, it's the rubber in the earplugs reacting with the lacquer, same thing happens if you leave a lacquer finished guitar in a stand that has rubber bits that hold and touch the guitar.
Naw, that's virtually a normal landing at the old Hong Kong airport.
No, sugar Ray was a boxer.
Right, so since all our current and past content can't use the wider gamut, we shouldn't be investing in improving the technology.
I'm glad they didn't listen to you when the transition from black and white to color tvs was taking place.
Eternal September is over?
The simplest way is to just mute the computer, now you would have had to do this before you shut down...it's not really an issue since Mac OSX users rarely need to re-boot.
Limelight is better.
It's better than that...we'll actually be able to see Rush videos!!
Of course, everybody here knows the real date format.... yyyy-mm-dd.
Yes, but it is more well known as the Gungan syndrome.
well on 32 bit you only have to install GS (not necessarily ghostview) and freepdf xp....it's free, yes it's not that pretty, but it does work. Hey if you really want seamless PDF, get OS X.
Or you could just get FreePDF XP, an automated Ghostscript front end.
s/since/sense/
Since Apple's implementation is the least obtrusive and most user friendly, does it make since to protest? Why not go after more draconian DRM?
I'm all for looking for more earthshine, after all, that was the best song of of Vapor Trails.
...it's probably half Cylon.
There is no such thing as a "'61 Stingray." In from 1963 to 1967 the Corvette carried the "Sting Ray" label. In 1968 the "Sting Ray" label was dropped. In 1969, the label was brought back, but changed to one word (Stingray). IIRC the last year for the Stingray label was 1977. And anyway you're talking apples and oranges, it's quite obvious that an antique car (45 years old!!), with a solid rear axle and drum brakes, cannot compete with a modern, rally inspired car. If you want to compare Japanse with American, you should choose cars from the same era.